The lecturer’s toolkit

By Simon Lancaster2015-07-03T00:00:00

A practical guide to assessment, learning and teaching (4th edn)

Phil Race
2015 | 300pp | £29.99 (PB)
ISBN 9781138786455

The title The lecturer’s toolkit refers not to a piece of chalk or perhaps a laser pointer but to the rich variety of proven approaches presented to those of us with the privilege to teach in HEIs. This text does not focus on chemistry, which is as irrelevant as the fact that Phil Race’s career actually began in chemistry, as the issues are common to almost all of higher education. The subtitle is more descriptive: this is truly A practical guide to assessment, learning and teaching.

Simon Lancaster reviews The lecturer’s toolkit and explains why he highly recommends it

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